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ALDLEE (EUGEELY Le CONTENTS Expose Yourself Senior Portraits Underclass Portraits The Exposé Groups Academics Arts Athletics Advertisements Index Closing Exposing their inner selves,express- ing their powerful school spirit, and exploding vocally, these seniors aren't waiting in the snack bar line. No, they are dressed up, pumped up, and riled up in determination to take the Homecoming Spirit Cup.
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Angie Golleher brags about her page in the ‘85-86 annual to Kirsten Westerholm, with her headphones on “ten,” is totally iqnoring Angie, while helping Renee Russel with her Algebra. The three girls were teacher's aides fourth period. A PERSONALITY EXPOSITION EXPOSE YOURSELF TO ... These words bring to mind some rather BARE thoughts, but Seabreeze ‘87s theme ex- presses how students felt this year. Although we did have some flashers during homecom- ing, we're not talking about NUDITY; 1987 was full of other kinds of exposure. It was a year of opening up, expressing ideas, and trying new things. It was a year of making an impression, and of being an individual. We began REVEALING our poten- tial early in the year. In Academics, in the Arts, and in Athletics, Sea- side came alive. Kirsten Wester- holm was presented an award for scoring in the top 3% of the country on her PSAT. The Ecology Club be- gan designing and building an estu- ary park. The school newspaper, The Gull, entered its first full year of publication. Vince Stamper was a State Finalist in Cross Country. Mr. Lyons thanked Michael Osborne for an outstanding job leading the side 2 Expose Yourself To SHS ‘a Student interest in gov ernment brought State Rep. Les AuCoin to Sea- band at pep assemblies, and the Varsity Vol- leyball and Girls’ Basketball teams went to State! Our teachers, new and “old,” DISPLAYED fresh ideas. Mr. Broderick taught French with- out using much French; a big change for most language students. Mr. Haller took away the free 100% for test scores. Mr. Johnson turned to computers to help control his large, incom- ing freshman class. Students UNCOVERED new pos- sibilities. They sought new outlets and new ways to release eneray: The “clean the beaches” day with Mr. Brown and Mr. Johnson; joining new clubs, such as OSSOM; or starting their own, like BAC (the Brown Appreciation Club). Reach- ing for the stars through music and drama. Excelling in athletics. And that was the year. An exposi- tion of experiences, triumphs, fail- ures, and personalities. Anne Osbourne with Leslie Jorgenson
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